THE USE OF DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE AT ARBITRATION (AND TRIAL) IS AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO ENHANCE THE PRESENTATION OF EVIDENCE BY AN ATTORNEY. SPECIFICALLY, DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE CAN:
THE USE OF DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE AT ARBITRATION (AND TRIAL) IS AN EFFECTIVE WAY TO ENHANCE THE PRESENTATION OF EVIDENCE BY AN ATTORNEY. SPECIFICALLY, DEMONSTRATIVE EVIDENCE CAN:
Provide a visual timeline of the weeks, years and months associated with the matter to show the progression of events.
Visually improve the understanding of the arbitration panel or Judge by effectively communicating critical evidence presented by an expert witness.
Significantly shorten the length of a hearing because factual concepts can take minutes to explain versus hours.
The use of animated maps, photos, site drawings and relevant stages of construction projects can simplify disputes.
The use of demonstrative evidence along with a trial presentation database (that can host millions of pages) will save time and money at arbitration.
The use of electronic evidence such as demonstrative evidence and electronic exhibits can persuade the arbitration panel or Judge because we now live in a visual world were images are portrayed on Computers, TVs, Smartphones, tablets etc.